
Patolu Sari
Black and white image of a Patolu Sari. The image shows a rectangular textile with intricate patterns. The top section features a repeating design of small, symmetrical shapes resembling flowers or stars, arranged in rows of diamonds. The pattern is predominantly white on a black background. A border runs along the left and right edges, comprising vertical stripes. The bottom section consists of a solid black band with a decorative white pattern along the top edge and a fringe below. The fringe appears uneven, with some threads longer than others. The overall design suggests a traditional textile, likely handwoven. The artist and title, Patolu Sari, are associated with this type of textile.
Artwork Details
- Date
- 19th century
- Medium
- Silk wrapped with strips of silver foil
- Culture
- India (Gujerat)
- Dimensions
- 458 × 625 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original
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